Ahas Patel started a shipment that escaped Ashwin and broke his stumps.
Little did Ravichandran Ashwin know that Ajaz Patel had cleaned up. Patel started a delivery that escaped Ashwin and broke his stumps. The goalkeeper accidentally intercepted the ball after it was deflected off the stumps and began to cheer.
Little did Ashwin know he was bowling. Ashwin immediately reconsidered the decision believing he was "caught late" and reruns confirmed the veteran was on point. The right-hander went to the first ball.
You can watch the video of Ashwin's release below.
Ashwin tries to see a clean bowling alley again. MDR. Chutiyapa. #INDvzNZ pic.twitter.com/FBdWZ4v2Rp
- Shiv (@SJ ___ 155) December 4, 2021
Mayank Agarwal and Axar Patel stabilize the Indian ship on day 2
India lost 2 fast terrain on the morning of the 2nd Wriddhiman Saha was the first man to return to the lodge. Saha was hit head-on on the stumps by a throw with a trailing arm that was deranged from Ajaz Patel. Saha didn't choose him at all and came back for 27.
Patel then scalped Ashwin in the next episode. But then the joy for New Zealand came to an end in the morning session. Starter Mayank Agarwal, who won brilliantly on days 1 and 2, teamed up with Axar Patel and forged a 67-point partnership with the Indian marker currently at 310/7.
While Agarwal was laid off for 150, Patel contributed 51 * out of 117 deliveries. It's been a total monopoly when it comes to New Zealand with the ball. One man, Ajaz Patel, scalped the 7 Indian floors that fell during the first round of the second friendly.
At the start of the first day, Patel had cleared Cheteshwar Pujara with a clear catch of a shipment while Virat Kohli was classified as LBW by Patel's bowling alley, albeit under controversial circumstances. Both batters were ejected without disturbing the goal scorers.
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